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ELMvILLE.

June 4sh, 1887.
The stone work on cur turnpike will be COM
pleted to-day.
J. h. B. Kesler makes flying visit 10 Was-
erly this week.
Miss Maggie Stultz, Of Marshall, is visiting
ct A. P. Reeds.
Mr.. John Toll and wife are visiting the
formers parents at Leesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Butler, OF near London,
were circulating among friends here Friday.
Several persons from this vicinity will attend
the communion services to be held ct May Hill
Church this evening.
Covan & Ward will 60 to Adams county next
week to work on their contracts there, on the
Locust Grove and Belfast turnpike.
Mrs. John Butler, who was struck with palsy
few days ago, died this morning at three
o'clock. The funeral will take place at the
Ridge church tomorrow Sunday st nine.
Quite . number Of relatives and friends were
gathered together at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 7. Reeds Thursday evening 10 witness
the marriage Of their youngest daughter, Miss
Elms, to Mr.. G. G. Kesler, Of Marshall Rev.
W. @. Calvert performed the ceremony, after
which oil psrtook Of the good things which had
been prepared for the occasion.
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EAST MONROE.

June 9th, 1887. /,
7. Q. Leary was in Good Hope on the 5th
inst.
4i:. Ettie Leaverton, Of Washington O. a.,
d visiting friends here.
Mn. q. v. Sapp and Mrs. Liddis Dean are
whiting in Clsrmont county.
4r. Thomas 6app, Of Chicago, Ill, II the
guest Of @. W. 6app and family.
Corn, wheat and other growing grain look
tevorable for an average crop. Fruit not oil
b. 7. Penn II OF for months vacation from
the Leesburg bank. He intends starting to-day
on pleasure trip through the South.
Messrs. Hickls 4 Durnsll, lumber dealers Of
Htllsboro. shipped two carloads Of very doe
walnut lumbar from this place Saturday last.
The membsrs Of the 8. Of T. ere requested
70 attend their next meeting on Saturday even
Ing next, - there 10 important business 70
transact. which necessarily requires tho full
membership.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, testiAes
II can recommend Electric Bitters q the very
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given 70
Lief In every case. One man took six bottles
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist, Beilville
Ohio, afarms 'The best selling medicine
have ever handled In my twenty years expsr
ience 10 Electric Bitters." Thousauds o.
others have added their testimony, 20 that the
verdict 1. unanimous that Electric Bittsrs dt
Only half dollar bottle 1t Beybert 4 Col
drug store.
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GU>~o the Children. They arc 81.
SNOO pecially liable TO sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough.
etc. We guarantee AckeTs EngHsh
Remedy . positive cure. Il saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by
Garrett Bros, druggists,
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Astonishing Success.

II = the duty Of every person who has used
qualities b known TO their friends In curina
consumption. severe coughs, eroup, asthma
pneumonia. and ia fsee ~ Threat end lang
date relief. Thrss doses Will rslisvs any cass,
and we eonsider \ he dnty Of sll drua6isae 4
= hast : Try one bessis, = g 'doe dossn SSs
Y failed yss rsporssd. eaoh . msdioine = III
German syrup can not BE- TOO widsly known
All ycur druggist about II, eanpls bottles <
W. sold Of 10 eents. Regular Size, rs cent?
sca BY .! Druggists and dsaisrs in The United
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NJ MON>> OF the good things of this
NN~NSS life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on q
positive guarantee at Is and 80 cents. by
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Samuel Davis to 8. W. Horsman, Trustee,
Penn township. l6 acres 48 poles, o., 800.
lot, e1lt.6O.
J. O. worshington to Richard Cherry. East
Monroe, lots. $50.
J. g. Worthington 10 Richard Cherry, Fair.
field township, ~ acres, o200.
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Bucklen,s Arnics Salye,

The Best Ealvs in the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever eorss, Tettsr
Chspped Hands, Chilbiains, Oorns, and Il
Skin Erupticns, and positively curei Pilss. oI
tire sstisfactisn, or money rsfupdsd. Priel
IS cents Per box.
FOB SALE BY Ssybsst 4 %. sspssyl
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n c\ro~>o Blood Elixir Is The only
NCNON . Blood Remedy suaran-
teed. Il is . positive curefor Ulcers, Erup-
tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. Npufifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee II.
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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RO\N< 90. that are fretful, peevish,
OOOSSo cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once BY using Acker's Baby Soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price IS cents. Sold by
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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GNMN S\ceN sas1ti: sosspi:,a. II 's; B;
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did You ever try
Acker's English Remedy Il is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold ON positive guarantee at 10c.. 60c.
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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AARRIED.

RLLIsON-sPRMKLE-Os -Os Nay ssth. 1851,
BY Rev. z. L. Knox, Nr. John o, EIiiaon. ok
Adams county, and Niss Mslisn epFipkl6, q
Highland county, Ohio. - ''''.'
WENTZ-WuSON-Th aAms day, and b.
the same, Mr.. wallace vents. Of yAystte eoai-
", and HiO Mary J. Wilson, Of aighla1d
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CANCERS :::::: :::::::.::: ::::: :: Y: :.::: =:
wITHoIrr thA rsa a,

KNIFE or CAUsTIC. SIXTY YEARS HxPE.
RIENCE IN CURING CANCER. Consultation
free. No pay until cured, Address
DR.. SWARTz 4 CO., Lebanon. Ohio.
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Itch CURED in 30 minutes b. Woolford's Gasi-
tary Lotion. This nsvsr failA soad by ". n
Smith 4 Co., HillaboEo.
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out Of order IL is 90 easily understood that .
child ten years old can do all kinds Of sewing
on it you can buy it Of parties that are relis-
BILE and will always keep Needles and other sup
plies for it II is the only machine in the world
on which art embroidery can be successfully
done without the aid Of extra attachments.
Gall at their store and see samples Of work
made on this splendid machine. Jacob Saylor
h Son are still selling Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
and all kinds Of Fancy Goods remarkably low.
Come and have your eyes properly fitted with
Spectacles at the sign Of the BIG WATCH,
Corner Main and high Streets.
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Do not take quinine for malarial disorders.
Ayers Ague CuFe contains mono, nor any other
Injurious tngrsdisnt This preparation. y
warranted 10 cure Ill malarial diseases.
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We always pay the highest price for
wheat. HIlsFAxp + CowHAN. /,
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SCHOOL ExAMINERs.

A n m Flsto be made. Cut this out and re.
vturn to rs, and we will send you
free something of great value
start you In business which viii bring You
In moro money right away than anything
else In this world. Anyone can do the work
and live at home. Either sex; all ages
Something new, that Just coins money for
all workers. We will start you capital NOT
needed. This 10 one Of the gen nuine, import
ant chances OF lifetime Those who are
ambitious and enterprising will not delay.
Grand outht free. Address TRUE q Co., Au-
gusta, Maine.
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Tae-dmiIs of pAtsnt Ohas aud Oheckss-
board. advertising ths eeiebsetsd eysviia BIoek
Rsmsdiss ard : RsWsrd Of o1,000.
The Grsat DiAsybne and Dyssntesy ChAshss.
Dsphoe O., July NJ. 'S1.-0uf dx,nonihs
old chil1 bad : severe ettsek Of summer COM
plaink Phydcians could do nothine. u a.
spais W t.isd eynyits Blackberry Hloots-yee-
q complete cuse. Aooept eug ksartlsN a.
dorssnslt of yo0r b!aehhesyx AIqela.
No bog No teAspeon % eels1y bettle. Pat
p 2 Rs;sct neskseen & 49, = ssots.
a. sssss:s - isss - *
~ Z ais - suzDzsr : %.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

LlaUoR LICENSES IN Atlanta for the coming
ycar will range from 500 TO $500.
Mn. BnAiyE Is SAID to have declined the
honorary membership proilcrcd him by two
Of the leading clubs OF London.
Tur CABLE RrroRr that W. X. Vanderbilt,
who IS now in England, has bought the es-
tate Of tue Earl of Buckinrhamshire is
wholly discrcditcd in New York.
VERY srorr OLD LADY lin dry goods store)
u want to look nt some Of your jerseys,
young man. Clcrk-Yes. ma'an. So,uc.
thing all wool aud yard wide. s'pose.--
lEpoch.
THE AGGREGATE DAILY RECEIPTS of tho New
York elevated railroad lines average $25, 600.
Of which about one.half consists Of silver,
nickes and pennies and the other half of
gold coin and currency.
OYSTER PkrrIrs. Stew the oysters; take
tho broth and allow the yelk ofone egg to
every dozen oysters; turn OIL the broth and
add the eggs. let II come TO a boil, then turn
back tho oysters aud Ill the crust
WILLIAM w. GrpBs, the head of the power
ful Chicago Gas Trust, began life as n clerk
i'll country store. Twciycyears ago he had
not dollar in the world. He is now esti-
mated to be worth sl0o0o,0O0, and is Al
years old.
THL EHdLIsu Co-opERATfvrs have bank
whose transactions amount to Ss0,000o0O u
year. They have l 400 stores and do husi-
ness of sl5O,oO0,0o0 n year. Their 0oo,Oo0
members receive Nh annual profit of SlS,-
100000. Their profits during the past
twenty-four years have been si50,Ooo,cU.
GfoRsg WASHINGTON WINNER, who was
born in Maryland February %, l7o6,
and named after the first President, clnims
to have been pattcd on the head by Wash
ington when he was very small boy, and
presented with handful OF "four.pcncc
ha pennies" Mr. WINNER is now living
in Auburn, Ill.
THE MOST REMARKABLE old man in New
Hampshire is Thomas Murphy of Enfield,
who NJ the age of 90 lives entirely by him
self, does his own cooking and washing and
knts his own socks. lie is well-to-do
inrner, still hale and hearty, and boasts
that he never took dose Of medicine in his
! life. He is an lrishman by birth, but has
been in this country since his boyhood.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

John Mnckcy In his now play, "onc Of tho
Iioys,N will start out early IN lsSs. leandor
Richardson, Journalist and critic. will he his
manager.
Jennie Calcf In IAN American Princess
al Harris Bijou for the remainder of this
week. Next week j. j, Dowliug IN "Ncver
Say Die"
All the New York papers gave Miss Mar
loves JUiet u tine send of. We will decide
when she comes 10 Washington whether she
is good actress or not.
More wonders at Wonderland for New
Year week.
1883 will begin at each OF the theatres with
a New Year matinee.
Audiences will please take notice thR
when n storm of applause bursts On an actor
from the region Of the lobby that the man
nger or agent of the company is baGl, there
Kicking the plastcrlng OIL with paid-ior en-
thusiasm.
Colonel Jccmcs W. Morrisscy better
known ns civilian the Silent" is In town,
representing the Dun Opera Company and
working dorothy" for all it is worth. The
Colonel knows how, ifanybody does.
The box sheet Is now open mt .Albaugh's
for the sale of seats for Mckee Rankin in
Admiral Portcrs play, "Allan Dare" next
week.
George Thatcher and Lew DOckstnder are
on the wur path. The row grew out of @
nap Thatcher took the other night ut Dock
stader's Theatre, while Lew waagctting oil u
few of his Incteorc and incandcscont Jokes.
Sale Of seats for Duff Opera Company III
dorothy" with Lillian Russoll in the lead,
at the National next week, began this
morning.
The receipts of the Bjon Opera. House,
New York, for the eighty-nve weeks that
Dlxey played "Adonis" there, were 1901 28l,
of which the theatre propriotors got 100000
ms profits. The highest amount at amy one
performance was SI,JOl.
Halcn ahd Hart, with William Muldoon,
the wrestler, offering $500 10 any one who
will throw him, and $50 TO any one he can
not defeat in fifteen minutes, will be at
Kernan's next week.
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]Jroposals.
1Jropo6Hls.
PROPOSALS FOR ERECrlsG FIRE EsoAri

ON school Houses In tho City of Washing.
ton.--once Of the Engineer Commissioner,
Washington D. O., December 10, 1857. Sealed
O'Clock N. OF TUESDAY, January ., 1888, for
erecting Fire Escapes. stand Pipes, Platforms
and Ladders on the Public School Houses In the
city OF Washington, ID. o. Blank forms OF pro-
posals ana specifications can be obtained at the
office Of the Inspector Of Buildings, D, o., upon
application therefor together with Information
vii. alone be considered, The right T. reserved
to reject any and all bids and parts Of bids;
WILLIAM LUDLOW.
Sn1inear Commissioner.
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THE CONDITION OF affairs on the Read
ing road is yet very far from sntis-
factory, and the chances are still against
the discontentod employee. Whether
their action is ill-advised ornot, 1t is evil
dent that their organization is ineiIiciont
md inharmonious. Whatever may be
the merits Of their cause they give away
every advantage worth having by not
operating conpactly in one wcll-defned
direction. The internal disscnsions OF
the knights Of Labor may result in a
puriiicntion Of the order, but u, present,
here ard elsewhere, the aigns point
rather TO disruption than to ,econstruc.
ton.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29

GOVERNOR MARMADURE OF Missouri,
who had been IN failing health for some
months, died at Jefferson City last
night, the immediate cause Of his death
being pneumonia. His loss win be
greatly deplored by the State, of which
he was an honored citizen, and by hosts
of friends throughout the country. He
was gentleman in tho best sense OF
the term; gallant soldier and good
Governor.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29

ILL.NoIs AND INDIANA abound in Vice.
Presidential timber of firsI-class quality,
but supposing the Democratic National
Convention finds itself unable 10 agree
upon selection from this abundance,
aud has 10 look elsewhere, What's the
matter with General William $. Rose.
Grams, Register Of the Treasury? The
General is an old resident of Ohio, and
late resident OF California, and I'M
mensely popular in both states-espec-
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THE FIRST SNOWFALL.

Tho first fall Of tho winters snow
Comes tlmidly, as tilled with doubt
II II receive v welcome kind,
Or meet with only sneers and rout.
II scarcely covers the bare earth,
Tho grass, not yet grown wholly serc,
Shows through In spears OF vivid greun,
seems almost freshened By this irere,
Yet shall II gather courage soon,
Shall blow and swirl In eddies strong.
Aud fall In binding whitene.s down
And bury all things right and wrong.
And ms II wraps It's mantle cold
over the earth ~ some white shield,
To save from picrcings OF the frost,
Let US . keoblivion yield.
Bury old hate, and wrongs and woes,
'Nuath tho dear robe forgiving brings,
so naught Of these dull blots shall ripo
10 mar tho iey ri future springs.
-lMinnie O. ballard
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,A,.-,nrrr INSURANCE AT AcruAL cosr.

G~lta
Persons dcsrous Of obtaining lifc insurance at
actual cost shuuld write for circulars 10 tho Sc
way, Now York.
This Society claims that since its organization
the cost to member OF middle ngc has been less
than twelve dollars u year for each thousand
dollars Of insurance.
yir1s>,G. II. GOLDsB0R0u6li a CO.,
w. Real Estate, nos = 81.
Real estate bought and sold. Loans effected
Insurance placed Investments made special
attention 10 the collection OF rents and manage
nent OF real properties
II. II. GoLDsBoRoUGH & CO..
1iOo 81.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29

GENERAL MoNARy, ex-president of the
Pennsylvania Wool Growers Society, in
a recent speech OH the tariff, referred to
President Cleveland rs "a demagogue
and Ounce" This, to say the least of
M argument, is sheepish.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29

TnE Disiillers' Trust, of which the
organization is now nearly completed,
will be another giant monopoly. What
,hirsting community bankers most for,
however, is a Retail Liquor Dealers
trust.
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tally with the old soldiers. Ills nomi-
nation might take Ohio out of the column
of doubtful States and sweep the Pacific
slopc--consumma,ions deyoutly TO be
wished by the Democratic party.
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Gonnirn llropcrlp.
Dei,tisirD.

nB. $. 7. MASON, DENTIST, FORMERLY OF
~ Az 1t, has removed his office to 1901 Penna
ave, corner 18th st. Cocaine and gas given.
nR. J. A. MLEAN, DENTIST,
~ 720 Fourteenth street W.
Fipst-class work at moderate prices Gold and
Amaigum Filling. Artificial Crowns permanently
attached to roots. Gold-lined Rubber Plates:
satisfaction guaranteed Gentlo treatment
assured.
DR. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 1dTH ST n W
~ Teeth extracted without palm by aid Of
local application prepared and used only by me,
Teeth illed u, Perfect fitting sets OF artificial
teeth. Operations guaranteed.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29

Miss PHoEnE CouzlNs, ox-Marshal Of
the Eastern District of Missouri, has an
nounced herself as n candidate for Gov
crnor oil the Independent Dry Ticket.
Congressman Glover had better buy II
kep of nails and go out and fix mp his
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GENERAL AND cRITIcuLAR.

Major stofah was b@ating his way against
north wind this morning bound for Frees
bookstore, when he met pretty girl on the
Ebbitt House corner.
"Ah Miss Frances" smiled the Major,
'come with me; I'm going over to Frees. "
Thanks, Major" responded the girl, with
a little sliiver, thanks, I can't freeze righ,
where am"
The Major thawt 1t was awful and went
away in hurry.
Now doth the north wind blow
And more,
And more,
The people ought TO know
Enough to shut the door.
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BANKERS & BROKERS.
20 Broad Street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES:
7o Wall st., NY. ia South Cd st.. Phila.

Connected with |. A. Evans & Co., Boston; Z.
l., Brewster & Co., Chicago; Corson & Macnrt-
ney, Washington Warren s Quarlos, Richmond.
Private wire connections. Buy and sell stocks,
bonds and miscellaneous securities on New York
stock Exchange,
Nf-,S-,,DR. WHITE, FOOT SPEClALIST, 1416
ss-Ee Penna ave, opp Wiilard's HOTEL sue
cessiully treats Corns, Iiunions. Diseased Nails,
Vascular Rxcrcscenccs and all foot ailments
without pain. Refers TO the most eminent physi.
Clans, surgeons and thousands OF other we'll
known persons, patrons Of bis establishment.
Fee, 81 sitting for putting the feet In order.
0T-S, SOUTHERN NyEsTNENTs IN COAL,
G.sSsA IRON AND TIMBER LANDS.
a. Rnndlc begs to call tho special attention
Of PERSONS desiring TO acquire such property in
large or small tracts NJ the very lowest prices.
lull particulars on application. Address 803
9Th at. n. W.. Washin4tnn- ID. q.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29

LORD STANLEY OF PErsTos, who IL
said to have accepted the Governor
Generalship Of Canada, bears the FAM
lily name of Frederick A. Stanley. He Is
46 years Of age and was last year created
q baronet.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29

THIS is AN ovr DAY for the war cloud
in Europe. A st. Petersburg dispatch
says; "Tho tension between Russia
and Austria shows symptoms OF relax.
inpn -
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29

Our ESTEEMED CONTEMPORARY, the
Post, in its report of the childrens
Christmas feed at the National Rifles
Hall yesterday, mentions Mrs. Clcve-
lands name only sixteen times. As
there were seven hundred children
present and only one Mrs, Cleveland,
we can readily understand that some
thing extra had to be done to let the
people know she was there. But
wouldn't it have been enough to have
mentioned her ten times, say once for
every seventy children? We feel quite
cure she would have been satisfied with
that, for rs far as the record shows she
is woman of modest and simple tastes
and docs not want the earth. If we aro
mistaken, and the feed was intended
for Mrs. Cleveland, with the children
merely as Il supplement thereto, We beg
Our contemporary pardon,
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Is this - enough for your


First Dude--sitting on the warm side Of
the clubhouse register--Aw, Cholly, We ah
not such demnition idiots as they say We ah.
doncher know.
Second Dude-incredulous--H How, Fwank2
lhil TO comprehend
First Dude--remorsefuily-Why, Cholly,
we didn't go TO the dwag hunt doncher
know.
Second Dude-oh, all
Both draw closer to tho register.
A reporter, who has more poetry in his
soul than ''hoss-race' winnings in his pock-
cts, submits this:
The man who studies pedigrees
And thinks he knows sprintcr,
Is doomed to wear q duster and
10 eat snowballs all winter.
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for 9nle--4jouscs.

E,OR sALE-i337 v ST, CONTAINING EIGHT
'' 49, JAS. II. MARI, 08e F st.
C'OI sALE--wE OFFER FOUR VERY NEAT
L. and complete Groom brick houses, Just fin.
ishod, on 18th 81 q, within half square OF II vt
cars. ms an Investment or will sell them separate
to parislsy Mss1f pss sb9%pTy sS%f II say egm
4 at 500, 5000. $1,000. $1,000, $1,000,
80, 900, $1,000, 5000, on good terms. JOHN
= poNolioE, Real Estate Agent, 3os East
Capitol ST.
Ion sALE--AN ELEGANT NEW 1o.noos
l. house, oli s ST n W; this house has all mod
cru convcnicnces, range, latrobcs, open CRATES,
closets to every room, handsome gas fixtures
and 9 dry. cellar under the whole housc Lot
swoRMsfEDT & BRADLEY,
p27 Fs. NV.
L,0R sALE-sMALL HOUSES, NORTHWEST
l. and northeast. Those desiring u good in
S%estment, % or parties wishing to secure comiorta'
~ ' sWoiiSIsTEDT & BRADLEY,
027 i street.
L,OR SALE--sIx.RO0M FRAME IN coon. CEN
L trn location, No. 1873 i st n W; elegant re.
pair; suitable for home. Albert II. Fox, No.
020 ST. NV,
L'OR SALk.--BAR no AIN...ON y STN W, NEAR
J. ID, s.room, modern Improvement brick house;
deep lot to big alley; $1,000 cash, balance On
easy terms. OWNER, 5l6 9th stnw.
L'OR sALI-rHAT DESIRABLE AND NEATLY.
i built house uf II rooms and al mod imp.
AZ 1U0s 18th st, is the biggest bargain In the n W.
For particulars and TO save a small fortune Ia
fees, call on OWNER after p. m,
Fon SALE
House 1908 18th 81 II W; new: rooms and
bath; terms easy; price $4,000.
Several houses, 3d st Il o; new; near capitol;7
rooms and bath; terms easy " sold at once; price,
$1,000. AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Real Estate and Lonns.
1i26 st m W.
C,0R SALE-SPECIAL-7O1 EAST CAPITOL ST.,
Il fine corner property. In excellent condition.
Srs, all IN I; lot 10.lOxsS to alley; extensive
parking; cvncrctcd streets; cheap u taken at
once For price and termsapply 10
BENZ. S. PIKE,
1928 81 II W.
JNOR SALE--6 HOUSES on MARION STREET
T. NV, RS and bath; all mod imps; concreted
cellar; price, sf,250; terms easy.
AUSTIN p, BROWN,
1926 4 81 n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-29

Two GREAT ISSUES OF the impending
Presidential campaign -, bloody shirt
and woolen shirt.